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by testesttest 5y ago
Wait! Proton mail has ties to presedent Obama?! Well, that's it, I'm out. Article is poorly written conspiracy hogwash.
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by testesttest 5y ago
They do understand. They don't care. SF is a transient place for many. They stay while it is good and leave when it isn't. They never really get invested in the city.
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by testesttest 5y ago
I am pretty sure you are regardless of the hack. If your Tesla hits someone your at fault not Tesla. Laws would have to change a lot for that not to be the case. In that world, do I even need car insurance or is volkswagen liable? If you&#x
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by testesttest 5y ago
Last time I checked (a year ago), after login, authentication was using MAC address and no encryption is used (not WPA or WPA2). You can easily sniff a MAC address and impersonate a device that is using xinfinty wifi.
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by testesttest 5y ago
Thats what you get on a phone :P
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by testesttest 5y ago
Yea, camaraderie would have been nice. Only 2 kids from my high school participated in the program. For financial reasons, I had to fully commit to college and couldn't do part time. Anyway, cool, I really liked the program and think i
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by testesttest 5y ago
State program? What state?
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by testesttest 5y ago
Lots of states have programs where you can go to college and earn highschool credit (duel credit). Alternatively, drop out, get a GED and go to college. This hard commits you to finishing college but I have a few friends that did it. I did
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by testesttest 5y ago
Because I want to pay people in the 3rd world to solve them for me. There are a bunch of services that take crypto or PayPal and solve captchas with humans. Using those systems requires you download the image, send to service, get response
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by testesttest 5y ago
Just left Denver. The job market is weak for software developers. The housing is not as expensive as California but the pay vs housing costs is probably worse. Remote gig is better than what is available locally. Expect some hostility if yo
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by testesttest 5y ago
For traditional text captchas, bots are better than humans. Flow usally goes, pay humans to solve 50000 ($500) then train an ML model. For things like recaptcha things get harder because it is not easy to proxy the captcha puzzles to have h
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by testesttest 5y ago
Yea, seems the blog became a chore.
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by testesttest 5y ago
I don't get the point. Plywood isn't exactly light and the fuel used to launch it is not renewable.
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by testesttest 5y ago
Says the software developer making 100K+ a year. I have been poor before. I didn't need healthy. I needed cheap so I could work on other parts of my life.
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by testesttest 5y ago
House prices went up 10.8% last year. Car prices also increased 10% in the last year. Grocery prices also increased. Hopefully it is temporary, but then again, they might have a point. https://www.fhfa.gov/mobile/Pages&
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by testesttest 5y ago
A long time. You just have to stay ahead of the Mac as that seems to be what all the heavy electron apps are developed on these days. My problem has always been smart phones because I refuse to drop $500+ dollars every 2 years as apps get h
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by testesttest 5y ago
I agree. Servers are cheap compared to people. If we had to endure another large python migration, we would just migrate to a different language with better perf.
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by testesttest 5y ago
Another downside is they are poorly equiped. No cold weather gear, no camping gear, no kid entertainment. Hell, I had one without a jack and ended up waiting four hours for a tow truck to change a flat.
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by testesttest 5y ago
Shanty towns aren't really a "solution". I used to have a park near me. It was nice. Now it is a small tent city. I wish my city cared.
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by testesttest 6y ago
> You get taxed on it according to your highest rate bracket. Why would you personally own the property as opposed to putting it under an LLC or Corp? You would still have to pay taxes on personal income but it offers a lot more options
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by testesttest 6y ago
> compared with what children had to deal with during previous social upheavals (world wars, and the like). You could say that for all of covid. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_and_anthropogen...
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by testesttest 6y ago
Not accurate in my community and no data. It is an opinion piece extrapolating from a few examples.
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by testesttest 6y ago
The approval rate for other types of debt are lower. Getting a house loan at 22 is not easy and there is a physical thing to repo in that case.
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by testesttest 6y ago
> College tuition just needs to be paid for by the state Ok, but not masters degree right? Were the last 2 years of high school actually useful to you? Free college will just make it defacto required and waste people's time.
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by testesttest 6y ago
I only use them on mobile at this point (for adblock). For desktop, they are just worse than Chrome.
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by testesttest 6y ago
> search results and related ad from Feb. 2, 2015 to Feb. 8, 2015 and from Feb. 3, 2020 to Feb. 9, 2020 It's a very specific date range to help build the case. The article was very clear about this.
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by testesttest 6y ago
Fair, I have no evidence they use fingerprinting info for advertising. They definitely cluster fingerprints to block whole groups as does any decent antibot.
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by testesttest 6y ago
Google definitely does browser fingerprinting. I have been running bots for years to collect pricing data. They check your gpu, bunch of stuff from navigator, etc. The only thing I have not seen them do is canvas fingerprinting.
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by testesttest 6y ago
Write software for another 10 years and I bet your opinion will switch. Nits don't produce substantial value to the business or the code base. Add some decent automated tooling and be done with it. That being said, I would have agreed
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by testesttest 6y ago
Lots of assumtions. Maybe, they just want their kid to be able to return to school. Also, this response is the reason for the anon account. People on the internet are quick to categorize and demonize.

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